Not Well | A Comedy Podcast · Bobby, Jim & Friends

You are fisting a cow to get it pregnant. Is that what God wants?

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How do you forbid abortion but practice animal insemination
Bobby and Jim open on knickknacks. They quickly move into selling online, collector fever, basement baseball cards, and the odd hustle of turning junk into treasure. Gary Vee gets dragged in. That spills into AI panic, with the hosts treating job loss, capitalism, and the fantasy of everyone just sitting in the park as one ugly, funny mess. It never locks into a tidy argument; the conversation keeps shifting because they keep chasing the next sharp thought. Then the dogs arrive. Bobby and Jim settle into the strange tenderness of talking to pets like they are half child, half pack mate, with song routines, potty commands, and plenty of noisy affection. Penny and Gina matter here. The show treats the household as a small chaos engine, where cuddling, yelling, and singing all count as care. They get wolfy about it. The bit about sleeping together and staying in the pack gives the episode a warm, stupid center before it swerves again. After that, the hosts pivot hard. The talk lands on queer visibility, straight men who will not watch gay-led stories, and the tired habit of pretending nobody in your life is connected to somebody homosexual. It gets blunt fast. They use family, hairdresser, and repressed-gay jokes to land the point that gay people are everywhere and the denial is the embarrassing part. The closer is pure clapback. It mixes MAGA hat jabs, repression, and a lot of cussing into a fast, unsentimental ending. This one does not drift politely. It ends the way it starts, with two hosts bouncing from money panic to pet nonsense to culture-war rant without ever pretending the jump is not the joke.

As heard by us

A brisk, loose conversation that ranges from resale hustle to dog chatter to queer visibility.

The episode moves through knickknacks, online selling, collector's items, baseball cards, AI takeover, and capitalism with an easy, off-the-cuff rhythm.

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Why you'd press play

For when you want a filthy sprint from selling online and collector's items to dog chaos and queer clapbacks.

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